Where would u base a 70ft boat on the south coast (hypothetically!)

[Daydream believer]

, but I can catch riparian trout if I wish. B.

How do they compare with Brown Trout, Rainbow Trout & Sea trout

 

[JumbleDuck]

How do they compare with Brown Trout, Rainbow Trout & Sea trout

To be honest, I don't know what a riparian trout is, but it says in thr deeds I can catch them. I think it means "freshwater". I don't know how many trout there are in it, but my neighbour recently had an 8lb salmon.

 

[ianc1200]

dont even thinkof a 70 foot narrow boat in tidal water!
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Odd comment; we've tasken my friends from Thames, up the Medway, across to the Blackwater/Heybridge, several times across the Wash and up associated rivers. My friend has done Bristol to Sharpness several times. All of that is minor to some of the more well known (in narrowboat circles) of Thames/Lands End/Ireland/cross Scotland via canal and so on. Like everything you have to choose the weather for your boat including bolt holes.

 

[Twister_Ken]

Riparian generally means pertaining to the river bank. Thus, I suggest your riparian trout are those you can catch whilst being on the river bank you own.

 

[EuanMcKenzie]

Troon and catch the plane from Prestwick when to need to up to London.

Do you need to be on the south coast with a 70' yacht?